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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
They Soil 300 Gross Hotties.

.
Since tho turning on Of natural gas
Tolsdo is pushing things vigorously. Her
buaincaa men want bottle glass factory
started there at once. and are sending out
thousands of circulars like this:
$4,000 grcsa bottles wanted annually in
Toledo-Toledo, Ohio, has used in the
paat twelve months 5000 gross Of beer and
wine bottles, and 10000 gross druggigts
bottles. They were all purchased outside
of the city, becauae aa yet no one has
taken advantage Of the grand opening
here for bottle glass factory. Toledo
Offers decided advantages In the following
points: go
She haa natural gas not only in her
city, but her gas companies own the
larger share OF the best gas landB in Ohio.
She already aupplies the interior glass
factories with lime, lumber aud sand, and
the eaying Of freight on these items Is O
good profit in itself. Il
Her beer and vino trade ia growing
every year, and her needs in bottles is
yearly increasing. ESyse,f &
Her poaition on the lakes, with low
freights, would give a factory located here
immense advantages In securing the trade
Of Northern Michigan, and especially Of
Duluth and the vast Northwest.
II q fruit jar department was connected
with the factory, there are twelve strong
jobbing houses in crocksry, groceries and
hardware, employing about fifty travelling
statesmen to help push the product. Tole-
do jobbsrs handled 10000 gross OF fruit
jars this eeason. We're they supplied by
d home factory they could havo sold three
times this eani!y.
These are few plain points. There
gro other advantages that you would sec
ifyou would carefully look this field over.
I am at your service to show these
to you, and TO secure you desirable
building ate free, or to anawer any quee-
tious you may be pleased to ask me by
letter. William FL. Maher, Secretary
Bueinees Mems Committee.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

London has half dozsn Tree libraries
Paris has fiity.three. l7lislI I3I3is.
A Harrisburg, Pa, man has q castor
bean stalk eighteen feet high. 5S Is n.
g5 The nova is that the new crop OF leaf
tobacco in Cuba is scarce and prices high.
There arc $50 1000 Baptiats in Georgia
AS msny as all other denominations to-
i gather. Z e !. 4
An Albino bear cub has been born IN
the biological Garden at Dresden, Ger.
many. q
: Swell people Of Boaton never get back ia
tho city; they get back to town, as the
English do. Ks q Id III &.
Tennessee exchanges completely scis.
sored" Is the head under which Jacks
borough paper prints it's State news. b! Il;
FL Paso,, Texas, is proud Of the fact that
J from ian adobe village in 1881 1t bag be.
come modern city in 1887, = 81
A Nov York company Is attracting
1 purchasers for pianos by offering to give
lessons on the instrument to each pur.
chaser. (! (. 4 i.3 a
The Northwestern Car Workp, Still
I water, Mimi, are to be sold by order OF
: tho CONT. The price is placed at about
{ Sl,0C0, 600. Il 1, IS
The Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michi.
gan Railroad Company willbuild car chops
ut Owasso. The citizens voted SET, 900 for
tho enterprise. q GEss{3l gs.s,
Three Thousand men are working on the
Canadian Pacific snow eheds. They hayo
been working ever. since spring and arc
now nesrly through. a ! ~ ~, a "a
Tho white topaz found near Pixies Peak
4 10 aimee. equal to the valae OF a diamond,
I Anew York lapilary lately offered $500
Z for a atone and was released. 3BsIi'S
That was pretty rough on Jake Belter.
Of Detroit 10 be fined $500 for having IN
illicit still and then to havo the still bling
only fifty cents at auction. 4ljl5ls {;a''
Ono OF the most original specimens Of
German journalism Is tho weekly sheet
about to appear in Lorrach, Baden, under
tho title Of ."rhe Mother.iu- Law" tn
Il Ills said tina. every good piano sold in
France gcomea from the United States.
The moat they can do in that country 10 to
manufacture the case and tho stool. iti. &
.3ii Matches are SO cheap now in some New
York cigar stores that when customer
asks for . match he gets a box. Good
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Mercer cOuaiy 0o'ater. q
s Some Of our Damocratic exchanges are
quoting from q paper that calls itself tho
Grand Army Gaseits in commentator Of
Cevsland's administration. Tho Grand
army Gastlte 10 an obscure paper, pub.
lished In New York with a circulation no
greater than hundreds Of county papers.
Not one soldier in q thousand ever bsfors
heard Of 1t, and Il does not repyesen. the
sentiments OF one In a hundred. 4 ST
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There ara on said Fair Ground tract lore than ,se
hundred and thirty trees. of which about eighty Ate
Lombardy poplar. or the remainder, tho gttai.l
part are maple. All OF said trees arc well grosn
probably more than hall OF them having trunks q
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Harvest Exc,ul,rslon via d. : Q. Il. R,-s MOI,
day, October 10, 1887. <,


VI day, October 10, 1877 y
On the above date tho Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell round trip
tickets to the principal points in the Vest,
Northwest, South and Southwest, at the
lowest rates ever offered. Fittifsi al
Stop.over privileges on these ticketo viii
be granted at points west OF Chicago and
st. Louis. 4 + r.. "A IS, 3 IN
The Baltimore & Ohio is the short and
direct line to sll points in tho West,
Northwest, South and Southwest. n
Sleeping cars on all through trains.
For rates, time Of trains, aleeping.car
accommodations, or any, other desired in.
formation, call upon any Agent Of the Bal
timore 4 Ohio Railroad, or address W. E,
Rsppert, Division Passenger Agent, Bal.
timore L Ohio Railroad, Columbus, Ohio.
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baltimore, s ohio to Plt,sburs;h, Pa 7

SsTueadsy, October 4.h, G. A. r. day at
Pittsburgh, Pa, tho Baltimore ID Ohio
will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh at
ST So; for the round trip. tickets good ito
return October 5.h.B Returning trains
leave Pittsburgh October 4!h at Z and S:45
A. N. and 8 40, $3.50 and II r. N. fs 81 s&SSs
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DIED,

sCuAMBRA-on Wednesday evening, eeplembe,
2s. 1857, at $50 o'clock. MARY r., daughter o
Conrad and Mary Schanbta, aged IS years.,
months and days. 5. n. > 4 ,i{sSg99 N
Funeral services at st. Joseph Cathedral on satu,
day, October J, at 0 o'clock A. n. 1ntermen
~ at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Fdenda arc invited
sIMMoNs-On Thursday, scptpnber 20. 1887, q
VI 1880 A. n, JOHN SIMMONS. sgcd 76 years. K
Funeral Will take plscc from thercsidence OF G. W
KreIler, No. 81 Seventeenth street, on sunda,
afternoon q. 2 O'Clock. Friends arc Invited &c
attend. 1nterment at Greenwood Cemetery
private. gS5#. ~
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TIE reason why Acke,'s Blood Elixir Is
warranted, Is because 1t is the beat Blood
Preparation known. It will positively
cure all Blood Dlseases, purihea tho whole
syetem, and thoroughly builds up the con.
stitution. Remember, We guarantee 1t.
Logan 4 Co., O. r, .Goetzs, G.. Menke.
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. s.
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ESEE.A-lDNT-lNI. A-lDE

In Grape and Nuns Yelling to match our Henrettas.
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Suspected Of perniclous Activity.

Aaa und ErprtH. NlgtFa{s ggE.5{4
The rcene at Saratoga yesterday and to-.
day show greater degree Of active inter.
vention OF Federal and State otlicialB In o
purely personal fight inside their own
party than was ever known In any Repub.
lIcan State convention, even before the
Republican party began the work Of civil
service reform and self 'puriAca!ion. d.
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u. s. O. to Pittsburgh,

4 On account Of tho Interstate Fair to DO
held at Pittsburgh, September 20 to Octo-
Der 6, the Baltimore & Ohio will sell ex.
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh Tor 5one fare
fortheround trip-admis1ion added-good
to return one day from date Of sale. On
Grand Army day, October 4, the rate will
be one cent per mile, good returning DC.
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Z Poor Year for Thi, Il Partics.

Sew York Tribune. r. S,}i
Tho Massachusetts Labor Party Con.
vention didn't accomplish much. It con-
slated OF only eighteen men aud one VIC
man, and the man whom 1t nominated iol
Governor has decl!nod the honor. ", is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
Pittsburgh and Return s1.o0 by the Pan.
- ~ tE4sUtt, handle Rnute. 10 r. lsl,i y

Tuesday, October. 4, the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Railway Pan.
handle Route) will cell excuraion ticketa
10 Pittsburgh at rate Of 81 90 for round
trip. Tickets good returning until
October 5, inclusive. A special train 10,
Pittsburgh will leave Wheeling at Z O'Clock
A. NJ. Getty time) on above date. 4 On
October 4, trains leaving Pittsburgh at Sac
pm. and 1916 midnight wheeling time)
will have through coaches for Wheeling.
October 5, train leaving Pittsburgh al
S:45p NJ. will also have through coaches
Tor Wheeling. Tickets now on sale at
Panhandle ticket offics. Secure them
early and avoid the crowd.
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" -------- 10 UctUueFO o. 1907 ~ ~
For the Interstate Fair 10 be held at
Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania Company
and the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railway will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh and return from September 90
to October 6, at one fare for the round trip
with price of Animation added. The tickets
will be good for return passage one day
from date Of aale. On Tuesday, October
4 will be the Grand Army Day, when the
Veterans and Soma Of Veterans will par
ticipate in grand parade. &{5s
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Political Fouulllpss.

Philadelphia Prcs'. ~ ri III ..rj. 4i5
The New York Socialists received no
recognition from any political organiEa.
ton. Tha. Is deatiny. The man without
country must DO treated as o man with.
out a party, atS0ts i5s,
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Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate OF 81 50, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at s and
$40 y. ", returning arrive at 7 aud IL 10
r, Y, AZ r.. a ss x "a y y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

On Tuesday and Friday Of each week
batween October l and 20, the Baltimore
4 Ohio will sell excursion tickets to Chit
cage at S1l for tho round trip. U Tick cts
good four; days including date Of sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

Canton Repository. ,s s.t}
Tbs Democratic party Of Ohio needs 10
take coursc ct business college before
undertaking to manage State 1nanceu.
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Commencing June 10, the Ohio River
Railroad will sail excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
TO sintoraYille and return at the low rate
OF 81 80; Wheeling to ParksIsburg ind
return, g rs. Tickets good ono day only,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

GA. HEDARD, ESQ South Boston, Masp.
was cured Of Salt Rheum by Palmer'f
Skin Success. At drug store Of McLain
Bros. 4. :, .7s-.5ii5 IS 8 !. 4 q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.
GALE OF THE OLD FAIR GROUND
- PROPERTY. sI1If'G
One Hundred and Seyenty.two Deslra.
Die Lots on Wheeling Island.

In pursuance Of a dcerco OF the Circuit cou,t Of
Ohio County, ". va entered on the thlsi tay al
june 1887, In tho case Of oglebay aud othcts
against brown and Others the Undersigned special
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

Two bottlea Of Ely's Cream Balm curet
the w!is OF q we'll known U. 8. A. Genera
and also two army officers in Arizona o
cltarth; i.- Trhsaw !.
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The Princess Beatrice ia an ayowed spi,
ituRlist, IN y 81 ~ e 'sse3i y a
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Henry George will call his Rochegter
weekly the Earth. So
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whars tho nn,,er with Canada:

Grover goes through Ohio simply be-
cause he can't got around 1t.
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f5fEstl lia23l ~ WIN. ERsK1SE.,
49, ~ ! q GEORGE D. CALDWELL,
KIT Special Commissioners.
i certify that bond has been given by said spe.
cial Commissioners, as required BY said decree.
'issS7s, 50 as JOHN W.MlTCnELL,
y SEQ 1880 s.Ssste Clerk Of said Court
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{ ELy'S
GATAR r Fl
!. TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

y a RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRAINs-on and a.tcr July II, lss7-Exrli-
NATION or REFERENCE MARKS, DAILY, tSnndxy
excepted. t4onday o1cepted.-Esztern snndk:d
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3. Z. D O.1Ra,lrond.

-aF0Tl7I. d. % % 1iu4lYDOde -lf5,gTl = ~
gellairo 4 zanesville Through Passenger; leaves
BeSits AZ. g. SS m Beare M
NJ, arrives at BeAre at $40 q, m. 80 -
sunmerheld Accommodation leaves Dollaire at
loo p. m. arrives at Dellatre at 0:I5 a. m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !, +
.ARM FOR SALE.

II osT-oNg FRIDAY z MORNING, gls A
~ small Black Dog. Finder viii DO rewarded
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I'M VTlCE UF y DIS6ULUIIUN " AND
AN C0.pARTSERsti1P. o. fsFfI ~ i.7-1il{
the fifm Of, Bown Coca 4 Copp, Merchandise
Broken, has been dissolved BY mutual consent.
Y. y. CoPp and J. II. pkVoRE, mansgen Of the
interest, will continue the busihess under tho
WHEELING, ". VA, O,totos /, iSs7. - =. oei
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Valuable Real Estate in the City
Of Wheeling.

b., virtue OF q Deed o! Assignment made by
Ass gaee, GATED the 9Th day OF September A. b.
1887. admitted TO- record september 2s ISs7, aud
recorded IN the Office Of tho Clerk Of The County
Gonrt o. Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of
at the from! door OF tho Court House o! said
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EARM FOR SALE. N
will offer a, private sale for ten DAYS Tie Farm
belonging 10 the estate OF Perry Person, DECEASED,
Va, about ~ miles from RoneyA Point, and now
In poasession oil Benjamin Springer. 80, I
re 7FS1S TgFgHd1-l 90 ,r4eE'ssl J. n MAXWELL
Administrator with viii annexed,
oel .111Ar tt.fJ '5Il ~ i. ISM - si'
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Excursions to Pittsburgh, Pa, September 60
= w. - IN Nciaher Il 1879. u -
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.AssIaNER,s SALE,

A SslGNEE'S SALE SO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-01

here a spot on the hillside FAR awav.
Nners IN sumner the grass grows
green
v here, beneath a ru4tling elm trees
= mosz-eovered stone il seen.
= quiet and unfrequented spot.
A solitude lone and Wild.
aes-soaneho1y's hopes are buried
there
lis the grave Of = little ehna
n winter alas that NOISY stone
As had meath STROUD 81 snow.
a'1t around i, N springtime. fresh and
sweet.
The daisies and vi0iets grow.
ana Q e 4 the summer breezeS blow
IN Z fragrance soft and mid.
ana autumn dead leaves thickiy
That grave Of = little child.
And every year there's a redbreast
comes,
When the month Of Nav i nigh
And builds her nest In this oFief xrot
Md the elm trees branches high
Win her melody sweet, By the hour
she triEis.
As 4 By the scene begu1ed:
rerhaPs-who knows IT'S an angel
comes
To the grave Of thar little child.
Yes, somebody's hopes are buried
there,
some mother IS weeping in vain:
for' though years may come and years
may 60.
VII never come back again.
fet blessed are they who die in youth.
The pure and indebted:
Some road 70 Heaven, perehance. runs
through
That grave Of little child.
--CreIa Lost.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-01

The newspapers are still discussing
the many fine points Of the wonderful
Whitney baby. and relating wonderful
things About the christening Of that
prominent infant Fay. the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Louisville
Co1rier-Jo1rnal, gossips as follows con
corning that interesting event:
Fresh and interesting incidents are
constantly being added to those which
were mentioned By the press at the
TINE q the christening Of little DOro-
thy Whitney, ard the celebration Of
the event ~ the house Of her parents.
Unknown AZ the time 20 all save the
rector Of ST. Johns church. Mrs. Whit
hey. before leaving the chaneeI, handed
. note 70 the Rev Mr.. Leonard. When
ne opened il he read words TO the fol-
lowing effect: II my dear little Dor
ofhy could speak, I am certain she
would express her gratitude 20 you for
the inssfimahle benefit YOU have lust
conferred upon her, and in her name |
beg you vii accept the inclosed as an
Easter Offering for the benefit Of 81.
Johns Orphznage The inclosed was
CHECK for the munificent sum Of 5000.
Mr.. Leonard could not conceal his de-
light AZ receiving such a generous
th2nk-ofterIng and afterwards showed
the delicate and touching note with
the cheek 70 many Of those who are
interested in the 0rphanage. Mrs.
Whitney regards this baby as a gift
sent 70 take the place Of the dear little
daughter who died Of diphtheria in
Paris four years ago. Everything in
connection with the sickness and death
Of her little girl was heartrending. The
child was taken sick in a Paris hotel
and, according to the customs which
prevail IN England and France. under
no circumstances Is q case Of sickness
allowed 70 remain IN a hotel. Mrs.
Whitney was forced 70 take her child
TO a hospital. She was accompanied
by her friend, Mrs. Lawrence Hopkins,
IN whose arms the little sufferer drew
her last breath. Mrs. Hopkins came
from Chicago 20 be present at the christ
ening Of baby Dorothy, and is still the
guest of Mrs. Whitney.
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cor THEN ON rae LIST.
Isan Franei.eo Chroniele. !

/ am about TO give away a secret.
think the way girls talk Of young men
behind their backs Is shameful. Young
men never dispraise girls until they are
Tilted, and that feeling only lasts about
fOrty-eight hours, because another girl
turns up. When q fellow gets dis
charged from his employment two or
three times, he finds il very hard to
ger anybody TO have confidence IN him.
But he can be kicked out of a whole
row Of houses, one at time, and the
girls in the next block will reach for
him all the same. / know fellow who
has been Tilted twenty-five times in diff
ferent neighborhoods. and he is now
in tow of about half a dozen girls.
Those girls all have q kind Of secret
code. You know how il Is. You are
introduced 10 a girl. She invites you
70 cali. You call. She invites Won 70
a party. You 90. She introduces YOU
20 a whole circle. That whole circle
discusses you, calmly apportions you
70 three or four; they gradually re-
duce themselves TO one. Then you re
lost. She wearies of You and you get
kicked ont Of the circle Wei. all Of
those girls have discussed every one Of
your Young men friends the same way.
This Is what a cynical girl told me /
don't know Of my own knowledge
But talk Of trades unions and Knights
Of Labor Their organization OWN
dies into absolute crudeness when
compared with the L. o. VI. c.
United Order of Manageable Girls.
] don't say this Is exactly the way the
thing is done: hut it's the principle
condensed. They have a kind Of Sc
cret register, and they have you all
down fine. For instance, this Is the
idea
Name Henry Jones good looking:
y years old; dresses well good for ice
cream any time; very soft; melts at 70
degrees
William Smith-yery forward plain
bat attractive; very cOnceited; thinks
everyboiy's in love with him; boils
over az about 100 degrees; champagne
and bird
Alexander Thompson - Seventeen.
good-looking boy; very young; boils
At y degrees.
John jenkins Fins looking; clever
hard 70 deal with dangerous boiling
point not vet discovered.
James Johson-Nery infammable,
SINNERS at - degrees. boils at %, and
expiodes a. = degrees.
That's the kind Of analysis. But
please don't believe YOU have no
chance because the girls guy you be
hind vour back That doesn't mean
anything bad. II means theys got
VOC on the list
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soxc OF THE FLIRT.

With feet quite weary and worn,
With eyelids heavy ard red
A woman reciined on ballroom chair
When she ought % have been in bed
Rich rirh rich
II her low -necked SILK admired.
But stu. with > voice % dniurous pitch
she Tauftered, 90 N zEfslly tired i''
Daneel dance dance
TIL your bead begins % swim.
Dance dance dauce'7
And Whiri uIfh horrible vim.
It's q. 20 he a girl
I would teach them q lesson ~ VII,
For when they get into this maddening
whirl
They never know when - quit
-. girls w3th mothers dear
o. young and giddY wives
Il = net slippers yea r. wearing out
When yoa re spending such eddy
lives
Bus yuz ~ wasting away youT brains
To yusF mothers and husbands
hurs
AID yoau snd tia: never BIT 70
mans
When yoa get too old % airt1
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|TUNkll
.s~nnmk
me.ND
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she's f1irt, and she knows il,
Expert. and she shows il
In each word and act.
She laughs and she chatters,
She chats and she fiztters
Mankind 20 distract.
Her shy little glances
try, as she dances,
To follow, in vain.
Each man she entrances
Who can her advances
Enchanting disdain?
sigh; she is tender;
fly 70 defend her
From trouble OF harm.
She smiles. and / WOO her,
Her Silss bring me to her.
subdued by her charm.
She's a witch, and she knows it,
She's rich-who'd suppose il,
so simple her art2
] love her-confound herr
And hover around her
But has she q hearth
-ExehaHgs.
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C8aa8s ccCse sa every sky
Ne szy wis LAST forever.
And ira e. that uFsrr~s lie
Tie hand - Tlrae vii seve-
NJ f1aers eternal a5oau.
NJ i5vf1E DEATH cutrgirF
The voices - Tho tc1b
Cry, AL zsl.t md M dying
NJ clr- l. forever last.
Ne hca~f = doomed co satness
Tie tls1re pnsSea' r1si
AZ esn sssne taEct 1t Els3ress
An5 SsasFs thst s.se -o1sv
vi slaoa WAeH WlHssr rasssa
r sxsrV vezr ea=1ss Nav.
VIZ xs- hc3s ard E-ssses
TIE vescss srom sAe say
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